Electric Fairyland

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Electric Fairyland is a single player casual platformer game with a fantasy theme. It was developed by Andy Brophy and was released on August 26, 2024. It received very positive reviews from players.

Join Stix the fairy on an a tiny 3D adventure through the dense undergrowth of a fantasy garden. A bite-sized collectathon inspired by 90s platformers and childrens' picture books.

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94%

Audience ScoreBased on 32 reviews

music12 positive mentions

gameplay1 negative mentions

The game features a stunning, surreal art style and delightful music that enhances the whimsical atmosphere.
It's a cute and fun exploration game with a charming collect-a-thon aspect that appeals to players of all skill levels.
Despite some minor bugs, the overall experience is enjoyable and worth the price, making it a great choice for cozy adventure gamers.

The camera controls can be frustrating, with issues like inverted left/right movement and poor depth perception affecting gameplay.
Collectibles sometimes disappear or require reloading levels to appear, leading to potential frustration during exploration.
The platforming mechanics can be finicky, with unclear level exits and light puzzles that may confuse players.

music
18 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is generally praised for its cozy and enjoyable tone, enhancing the cute visuals and creating a nostalgic atmosphere reminiscent of the 90s. However, some players noted that the tracks can become repetitive, especially during challenging platforming sections, which may detract from the overall experience. Despite this, many found the soundtrack to be a highlight, particularly after the music changes in later levels.
- “I really like the tone the music sets and it makes the environment's cute aesthetics twist in a fun way.”
- “My first impression was positive – I was sure I would have a good time, collect some glitter, enjoy the 90s throwback music and be done in an hour.”
- “It has a great soundtrack.”
- “After 60 minutes of enduring the same jaunty musical loop, while fighting some of the most frustrating and finicky platforming since 'The Lion King', I was ready to give up.”
- “The music changed up in the second part, but it only made me develop a sort of 'buck up and clench your jaw' angry drive; I wanted to collect every piece of glitter and show it to this game.”
- “The repetitive nature of the music really detracted from the overall experience, making it hard to stay engaged.”
graphics
10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics are highly praised for their cute art style and whimsical aesthetics, reminiscent of a fairytale book with art nouveau influences and clay-like models. Reviewers appreciate how the visuals, combined with the music, create a fun and nostalgic atmosphere that enhances the overall experience.
- “I really like the tone the music sets and it makes the environment's cute aesthetics twist in a fun way.”
- “Cute art style.”
- “Aesthetically, the fairytale book, art nouveau leaning opening and the clay-like models give Electric Fairyland a whimsical air that feels refreshing and nostalgic at the same time.”
- “Despite all that, I love the overall aesthetic and the controls were pretty solid.”
emotional
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The emotional aspect of the game is not directly addressed in the reviews, focusing instead on gameplay mechanics like light puzzles and high jumps. However, the exploration and discovery elements may evoke feelings of curiosity and achievement as players navigate the environment. Overall, the emotional engagement appears to stem from the player's journey through the game's challenges rather than explicit narrative or character development.
gameplay
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is centered around a 3D platformer experience that requires players to manipulate the camera to accurately align their jumps, emphasizing precision and spatial awareness.
- “Now about the gameplay: it's a 3D platformer where camera manipulation is mandatory to line up jumps properly.”
story
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players express a desire for a longer game that expands on the existing story while maintaining its unique vibe and art direction, indicating that the current narrative leaves them wanting more depth and development.
- “I'd love to play a game that was a bit longer with more story and the same sort of vibe and art direction that this one has!”